i dont own a bottle cap opener! what else could i use to replace it?
Sep 02, 2007 by maria h | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits
do you certain the magners bottles?
The latch part on your door can profession the part where the door closes and fits in to that part of the door that does not move.
medicine_man_rn | Sep 02, 2007
a knife dialect mayhap?
jelliminelli | Sep 02, 2007
if you have a vade-mecum can opener, there should be a hook-type end on one side -- mine does, anyway, and that's waht that is for.
Kari T | Sep 02, 2007
What??
anything that you can increase the flutes on the cap.
screwdriver nail file a simple nail
MikeL | Sep 02, 2007
You have a verity of options to prefer from:
Your teeth
Lighter
Counter
End of a table
Eyes
Forearm
Stick
Belly button
Your hands
Someone else
Intermingling ring
Any other kind of ring
Sandal (No sh!t I have seen a pair of sandals with a bottle opener in the sole)
No Load | Sep 02, 2007
The latch part on your door can labour the part where the door closes and fits in to that part of the door that does not move.
medicine_man_rn | Sep 02, 2007
Is is a criterion bottle cap?
You can use a light to pry it open, but the lighter is usually destroyed.
If you aren't to font of your counter top I endorse using it. place the rim of the bottle cap on the edge of the counter, then slam down on the top of the bottle/cap with the palm of your hand. It usually leaves a brand on the edge, but it works great.
Chicago Dan | Sep 02, 2007
A lighter, allying ring ( or any ring I suppose), the edge of a table or counter top, your forearm. Be creative.
Todd S | Sep 02, 2007
I have seen cans opened by the crawl of the counter top. my my you should have an opener.. I have one on my fridge that has a magnet on it. Sticks to my frig.Not sure about those magners bottles.
kitty | Sep 02, 2007
I use a cigarette lighter. There's a set way to do it, and it's easy. You hold the bottle tight at the very top of the neck, with only the cap sticking out, maybe 3/4 - 1 inch above your ratio finger and thumb. Now move your index finger out just a little bit away from the bottle, just enough to get some leverage. Pin the end of the lighter (opposite end from where the flame comes out) just underneath the bottle cap, using your index finger (the part closest to your palm, not strict to the tip) as leverage. You shouldn't have to push down the other end of the lighter too hard, if you have the lighter positioned correctly. I've also seen people extend bottles on the edge of a counter top or a table, but it'll likely leave a scratch. You just put the underside like a cat on a hot tin roof of the bottle cap over the edge of the counter, and the slam your hand down on the top of the bottle. This will cause the contents to fizz and foam a lot, as well.
dave_g_28 | Sep 02, 2007
A window sill
put cap on top of window sill
hit the top of the cap while pulling down on the beer at the same tempo
Grapes | Sep 02, 2007
with a reprove finga nail clippa
Snoop Dogg | Sep 02, 2007
your old level ring or a concrete ledge.
budzka | Sep 05, 2007
Why is an old-style bottle cap opener sometimes called a "church key"?
May 28, 2007 by canucklehead1951 | Posted in Beer, Wine & Spirits
It is the key to the church. Because thats the only chance some people pray. Their prayer: ""Oh God I'll never drink again if you take away this hangover"".
ProfessorC | May 28, 2007
Men, Would you be in love with a woman who had a bottle cap opener on her keychain?
Nov 06, 2008 by J.J. | Posted in Singles & Dating
It wouldn't pocket a difference to me, I can open mine with my tight butt muscles! But then again I would save money on lotion!
Mike (will this snow ever stop?) | Nov 06, 2008